Then you can layout your new icon design. Select a zoom setting such as 200% to expand the icon. Zoom in a little by selecting View > Zoom. Input 256 into both the Width and Height boxes, and click OK to close the window. From there you should select Pixels as the unit size. That should open the Attributes or Image Properties’ window. Those with Windows 7 Paint should click the downwards arrow next to the Home tab, and then select Properties. In Windows Vista Paint select Image and then Attributes. This can be done by selecting Start > All Programs > Accessories and the Paint shortcut to open. This guide is applicable on Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 8.1. We will discuss using Paint in this article but the process can be used with other image editors. The icons can also be further enhanced with alternative image editing software, if you wish. Paint is a package included with Windows that has suitable options for creating your own custom icons. In this article, we will show you how you can create your own custom shortcut icons and apply them to whatever program, file, folder, etc. You can add alternative desktop icons from websites or set up your own original icon set with image editing software. When calling up the image it would simply follow the file URL in your device and post it.Įven taking this one step further, if someone has a whole folder of reaction memes, then you can have an option to simply import/link a whole folder at once for quick recall.All shortcuts have icons on Windows. To help not cause more server stress it could be implemented without any actual upload to Discord, and instead have the images be linked independently of device by file URL.
We basically already have easy search/post for Tenor reaction gifs, why not for simple static images on our own devices that we pre-designate? This way, those with a grotesquely large collection of reaction images can quickly post them without having to go through the whole Upload button -> navigate to folder -> search through images steps we currently have to do. By typing in a similar command to emotes it would call up the image to automatically post.
What if the "reactions" function got extended to full images? Essentially, rather than uploading to a server, you would simply upload to your own personal profile.
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